The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-22
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GATHERED FROM I, o u i EXCHANGES 3: x i:
And Condensed Into Readable Form--An
Interesting Ola Podrida--Tho l.oane
County &n1Atter-in' Accident, and
Death-News Notes la General.

y Joseph Slepuer,a Wetzel county farmer,
sold a fsrm Of 200 acres for $l,700 Q few,
days aimee. II. Z. 5,i
Colonel Lockwood, Of Moundaville, Is
reported to have had stolen from his ata.
bles o icw nights pince valuable horee.
A canton OF Patriarchn Militant, an al.
vsnced degree OF the order Of Odd Eel.
lows, 10 10 be organized at Fairmont at an
early day. .$Sl
David Brewer, who recently escaped
from the Wayne county jail, returned
voluntarily q iow days elnce and gave
himaeli up.
The contrncts have been lot for the i'm.
mediate drilling Of the third gas we'll Of
the ACCOMPLISHMENTS Company near
Charleston. p Z hi
silas Tcnnant, Tyler county man, WAC
found dead In ABROAD not far from his
homo a lew nights aimee. Heart dissaBo
is supposed to have been the cause OF his
death. Rf 5E'ag r,
The Natural Gas Company Of West Vir.
ginia has an important case before the
Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania. It 10 an
appeal from the decision Of the common
pleas In Washington county. In refusing
to get aside the sheriG's sale Of land owned
Jointly by tho plaintiffs, which waa cold
70 satisfy liens agaius! 1t held by Rebeccs
Nesbit. r "a
An ARRAY took place In Chenille a few
days since, on the first day Of court, bo.
tween Doyle Snider and Samuel McHenry,
in which Snider was badly stabbed In the
left side near tho heart. McHenry was
promptly arrested and bound over to ap.
pear at court. For some reason no III.
dictment was found against him. An old
trouble led to the difficulty. Snider is re-
covering slowly. 4ai% 3r
C,pt. John Donohue, known among his
friends and fsmilisrs, as tho "Wid Irish.
man" Of Dodd,idge county, and Mre. Vir.
ginia Hinman, II handsome widow, Of
Grafton, wore married Thursday morning
nj Grsfton, according to the risea Of the
Catholic Church. The friends Of the Gap.
tain. will congratulate him and his fair
bride, md hope that not n ripple may
disturb their aea Of matrimonial blise,,eud
that their honeymoon may end only whom
their exlatencs ceases here on earth. !
Tho Chatleston Star says that il has 1t
from reliable authority that the families Of
Duff and Cunningham, who are conBid-
cred by the people OF Roane and Jackson
counties as being two Of the beat and most
respectable iamiliea In that neiShborhood,
are taking steps to prosecute the Rsgula-
tors who lynched tho DuGs and attempted
10 implicate the Cunnirghams in the rob-
berry and murder Of Nj. Ryan. II Ia more
than likely that isw days al farthest
will develop many new phases to the late
tragedy. $,T'' 21tt5sl.i
Cyrus Parsons, of New Martinsville,
bosraed tho wong train on the Ohio
River road few nights nince. He dis.
covered his mistake just as the train start.
ed and ss the conductor refused to stop
Parsons thinking he could jump from the
train before the station platform was
passed, rushed 10 tho door and jumped.
It happened, however, that the train had
reached the tressling over the creek at
that pint. In tho darkness Paraons did
not notice thia and foil quito distances,
breaking his left leg and rerioualy injurins
the other. 5 45..3 Il J. +. lf255s. i
Henry Zimmerman, a well.known and
valuable citizen Of Fayette county, com.
niited suicide. He and hig wife orc re-.
ported to hsye lived together nnhappily
for come time past. On the morning Of
the suicide they had had Slively time,
and Zimmerman lold his vile that he in.
tended to end it all by taking his l;fs. Sic
told him to 80 ahead, and shortly after no
took hiH rias and LEFT the house. Moth.
Ing more was heard of him until some
persona passing along the road near his
home Uncovered hin body lying on tho
roalGide, with q bullet ia his byaiu and
the empty rifle by his side. Mr.. H:mmsr-
man WAS about 50 years Of age. and was a
weil.to,do farmer. ,syN